I have declared function variable like this;
final Function localVideo;
Is there a way to indicate that this function has a return type of Widget
?
Current code based on answers are;
typedef LocalVideoReturnWidget = Widget Function();
class VideoLocalOverlay extends StatefulWidget {
final LocalVideoReturnWidget localVideo;
const VideoLocalOverlay(
{Key key,
this.localVideo,...
This gives error
type '() => dynamic' is not a subtype of type '() => Widget'
Plan to use the function as
child: GestureDetector(
onTap: () {
print("Click");
},
child: widget.localVideo(),
),
The way I have defined before works fine without any error. But for some reason I can not get the GestureDetector working. I thought it may be due to the fact return type is not clear.
Add this on top of file
typedef int FunctionThatReturnInt(inputInt number);
Another way of using typedef
typedef FunctionThatReturnInt = int Function(inputInt number);
and use the function like
final FunctionThatReturnInt localVideo;
inside the class or wherever you are using